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'It’s hell. I can’t stand it!’ Carla Bruni reveals what Michelle Obama REALLY thinks
'It’s hell. I can’t stand it!’ Carla Bruni reveals what Michelle Obama REALLY thinks of being First Lady
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worl...#ixzz0zhBTNXEG "Michelle Obama thinks being America’s First Lady is ‘hell’, Carla Bruni reveals today in a wildly indiscreet book....................." Considering the source I'm almost on FLOTUS' side. I don't think First Ladies of major countries should be blabbing about what they say in private. And then it appears that FLOTUS seems to be enjoying the good life. Lots of travel with friends, parties at the White House, fancy cloths, etc, etc, etc. |
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And if VP plugs is out we have NANCY P, what a frightening thought.
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Besides that, I think she wouldn't be able to find her ass with both hands and a magnifying glass as President of the United States... much like Obama. |
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Carla Bruni!
Har!:rolleyes: |
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Maybe not...:confused:
Richard :munchin Bruni Denies Michelle Obama Likened White House Life To 'Hell' CNN, 20 Sep 2010 France's first lady Carla Bruni denied Monday that her U.S. counterpart ever told her that life in the White House was "hell." "Of course Michelle Obama never said such a thing," the former model told CNN at the French mission in Midtown. She arrived Monday at the United Nations on the arm of her husband, French President Nicolas Sarkozy, who was attending a summit on global development. The quote came from the unauthorized "Carla et les Ambitieux" ("Carla and the Ambitious"), written by Michael Darmon and Yves Derai and published last week. In a passage about the French first couple's official visit to Washington last March, the book describes an official dinner at the White House in which Bruni reportedly asked Michelle Obama about life at the White House and her role as first lady. Michelle Obama reportedly responded that the job is like "hell" and that she can't stand it. Bruni said Monday that she had not read the book and had no plans to take legal action against the authors. "France is a free country where anyone can, you know, fantasize and print it," she said, adding that taking legal action would simply give further publicity to the authors. "Second of all, it's not in my principle," she said. "You know -- I'm a democrat. I believe that everyone is allowed to say and write what they want." The White House has also denied that Michelle Obama made the comment. http://www.cnn.com/2010/POLITICS/09/...=ib_topstories |
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